Main engine shaft.

Elite Racing Transmissions are going to make the main connecting shaft for us. That means that we just have a few more components to get made and we can put the engine together.

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Lightning bolt – the electric bike record holder

Lightning Bolt the electric bike speed record holder

I was pleased to see amongst our Facebook fans Kent Riches. He Lightning Bolt electric bike project has been been certified as the worlds fastest electric motorbike – take a look at their website http://www.eracebike.com.

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Slug turns Yellow!

Slug Yellow image 2

Slug Yellow image 2

Slug Yellow image 1

Slug Yellow image 1

Tudor Thomas has painted his GPZ1100 ’slug’ yellow in support of the Angelic Bulldog project.

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Puma V8 proposal

Angelic-Bulldog-image-2003Back in 2003 Gabriel Uttley was working on breaking the record with a previous team.  Here is a picture of the proposed bike.

It was to have used a 2.6 litre V8 Puma engine.  You can read more on our press page.


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Maysmith Engineering

Tim Albone from Maysmith Engineering has kindly offered to make our flywheel! He met Dan and I in January, and was immediately enthusiastic about the project. He was really taken with the idea of helping us in any way he could, and he embodies the spirit of the project! Thnaks very much!

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Team meeting, Wisbech.

Stu, Arron, Dan, Martin and I had a very productive day on Sunday. Due to Dan’s great work we have secured not one but three clutches! As a result, Martin, Arron and Dan have produced the design for the bellhousing and flywheel to match up. Stu is making good progress with the chassis tubes, aided by Martin’s stirling work in drawing out the components. Roger is going to buy the material for the three engine shafts this week, and other components are being drawn out to get made.

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New sponsor – Molan UK

Molan UK

Our thanks go to Molan UK, who supplied us with a flat sheet of polycarbonate sheeting to make the screen for the mock-up streamliner you can see in previous posts.

You’ll notice that the bodywork is curved above and below the front of the screen which is difficult to make with a flat sheet.  For the actual streamliner, we can either make the screen bigger and incorporate these bends into the screen, or keep them in the bodywork. Alot will depend on visibility from testing the mock-up and the aerodynamic advantages of the curved screen.

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BikeFest at North Weald some pictures

Thanks to Neil Gilfillan for these pictures taken at North Weld on Sunday 14 August 2010.

Gabriel with Brian Chapman

Gabriel with Brian Chapman (owner and rider of sprint bike Mighty Mouse), the first 500cc motorbike to go over 200mph

Angelic Bulldog stand at North Weald

Angelic Bulldog stand at North Weald


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SolidWorks training, Sheffield

Solidworks training at SolidSolutions, Sheffield

Martin, Jim & Arron

Last week, Arron, Martin and I attended the SolidSolutions Sheffield Office for basic training in Solidworks 3D CAD modelling software. We were very impressed by the capabilities of the software and the speed at which 3D CAD models can be made.

The project is providing plenty of opportunity to practice using Solidworks to model parts of the streamliner, and we hope to be sharing these images with our supporters in due course.

We’d like to pass on our thanks to the staff at Solidworks and SolidSolutions, especially the course instructor, Elliot.


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Prize draw winners

Here are details of winners of the prize draw we did at Silverstone Classic show on Sunday, July 25th
Bronze membership: Mrs Pepi Lunn
Shirt: Stuart Holah
Money box: Paul Beattie
Mug: Ian Stuart
Poster: John Richards

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